The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-08-11
SUN B Fam S.

Send your job printing to THE sun
office.
Ice cream every afternoon at John
Flynn's.
The fall term of school will open
Sept. 5th.
Pioneer Press blanks for sale at
this Office.
A neat sign adorns the entrance to
s. A. Flaherty's law office.
BORN-To Judge and Mrs. c. l..
Brown on Sunday last daughter.
Blank notes, chattel mortgages,
notifications &c, for sale at this office.
Be sure and save something for ex-
hibitlon at the Stevens county fair.
Report of the conditio of the First
National Bank is published this week.
n. R. Spur has purchased the farm
of Edward Moore IN Morris township.
Mai. B. J. Van Valkenburg has
been engaged as manager of the round
elevator.
Now that threshing is soon to begin
reports of big yields are next in order.
Let us hear from you.
There is Sunday school picnic at
Frisby's grove to-day. A very large
party went out from town.
C. Wilson, five days victim con-
fined in the village lookup broke Jail
and escaped last Thursday.
A one.storv frame building 1924,
single roof and plank floor, situate
in this village, for sale cheap. In
quire at this office.
A special meeting of the w. G. T.
u. will be held at Mrs. Williams next
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, for
the purpose Of electing officers.
At meeting of the school board
last Saturday the following were
elected officers: D. r. Sutherland,
president; Samuel Larson, treasurer;
D. 7. Wheaton, clerk.
A cripple and blind girl who
make their living by begging have
been in town a couple of days. The
man(?Is treatment of his unfortunate
comrade is such as deserves for him
a free ride out OF town on rail.
Edward Moore has purchased pro
perty in Phoenix Park, new town
near the Twin Cities, and will move
there at once. He believes the towr
has the best prospects for success
and he is greatly pleased with the
place.
The big premiums offered for fnt
cattle at the Minnesota State Fair art
bringing in the cattle breeders an(
there is a scramble for room. A
large number of herds from Other
states will be present in addition tt
every herd of Importance owned il
Minnesota.
We.note the following correction
of the changes made by the count.
board of equalization as published
last week: Town of Stevens, tn
statement of reduction of % pc
cent. on working oxen was an error
Village of Hancock, year old horse
reduced Is per cent.
The race attractions at the Stat
Fair this year will eclipse anything
ever before attempted at fair. En-
tries have already been received fror
nearly dozen states, and the tastes
horses in America will compete 70
largest purses upon one of the bes
mile tracks on the continent.
This fall we shall expect from ever
delinquent subscriber full settle
ment OF all arrears to this paper
Please bear this in mind. and whe
your threshing is done figure anon
your liabilities the amount you ow
THE SUN. Ifsabscribers do this the
will find no trouble in settling wit
the printer.
A solemn religious ceremony too
place at the Convent of the Sisters G
Mercy, yesterday, when Sisters GEL
trude and Scholastica made their Pre-
fession OF religion by taking the vow
of poverty, charity and obedience an
receiving the black veil and ring. I
the absence Of Bishop Seidenbush tn
Rev. George Gaskell was authorize
to oficiate at the profession.